Sentence examples for current political framework from inspiring English sources

"The Greek crisis has made clear that individual states acting alone cannot negotiate reasonable conditions for the restructuring of their debt within the current political framework," they said.

But Rhiannon's colleagues – particularly Di Natale – see a place for the Greens as a balance-of-power party, squarely within the current political framework.

The Greek crisis has made clear that individual states acting alone cannot negotiate reasonable conditions for the restructuring of their debt within the current political framework, even though these debts are often unsustainable over the long term.

The CHP Impulse Program, together with the national political conditions, makes the current political framework conditions seem supportive towards the integration of decentralised CHP into the energy system in NRW.

But a Kuwaiti minister, in a meeting last year with the United States ambassador, "was as frank and pessimistic as ever when it came to the subject of apprehending and detaining terror financiers and facilitators under Kuwait's current legal and political framework," a memo summarizing the meeting said.

Nobel committee chairman Thorbjoern Jagland told the audience that in the current economic crisis "the political framework in which the union is rooted is more important than ever".

The task force examined the current context through a decidedly political framework, recognizing that the U.S. faces a paradox in which state policymakers' rhetorical support for public higher education has not been followed by the state funding required to keep college affordable.

"We are convinced that if sanctions are lifted, Zimbabwe, within the framework of its current political agreement, will have the possibility to move toward development," said Foreign Minister Alexis Thambwe Mwamba of Congo.

Brown worries and nags about spending cuts; David Cameron (strange, this, in a Conservative) offers a woozy version of Obama's Change; but then Nick Clegg raises a banner, novel and startling enough in the framework of our current political thinking, which boils down to raw pragmatism.

Cardin, who in 2013 co-sponsored a separate piece of sanctions legislation introduced by Kirk and Menendez, has implied that he would support the current Kirk-Menendez bill if the political framework announcement doesn't meet expectations.

Adopting a framework of transparency of this kind – within whatever regulatory model emerges from the current political debate – would be a first step in strengthening that relationship, providing a basic level of accountability and rebuilding trust.